Thank you for these references.

Why is that? Does the language use here affect how we allocate resources (e.g. to drug development vs. prevention/detection) or something?

Official link (if you can't access and would like a pre-print, I'd be happy to share):
academic.oup.com/philmat/advanc… #AlgorithmDefinitionon#philosophy_of_mathematicscs#real_computationo#numericalAlgorithmsm#complexityty

Great episode (as always). BTW, the case for geometry's origin in our embodied nature has wonderfully and lucidly been made by Poincaré (e.g. in his "Science and Hypothesis"). In his apt words "if there were no solid bodies in nature, there would be no geometry".

Beyond that though, I have been doing this sci comm stuff for a long time, and I have NEVER before known a time when I've had to grapple with so many nonsensical claims from tech leaders. There's just a constant stream, which most of the media gobbles up. I'm frankly really tired of it. 9/9

Needless to say that it also has some tiny amount of consciousness, right?

Yes, everything. Including my pipe right now. (Too bad I have no clue how to use it to compute my share of the restaurant bill).

Now, that's one more reason for me to travel to Crete this summer.

ChatGPT. But only for language editing and condensing my paragraphs (when I'm facing a word limit). I have not found it very useful for other tasks.

Yes, please do! Your posts, and the "joy of why“ podcast are so much inspiring, especially for young researchers!